2017 Map of Horcado Ranch

About this map

Cuyamungue Grant and the surrounding high-desert terrain of Santa Fe County define this survey, where intricate arroyo networks drain the land toward the Rio Tesuque. The map shows a transition from the established community of Cuyamungue and the historic water management systems like the Acequia Indios to the more contemporary developments of Las Dos. Local topography is dominated by the Caja del Rio Plateau and the southwestern edge of the Santa Fe National Forest, intersected by a complex of named roads such as Old Buckman Rd and Vuelta Horcado. The prominence of arroyos, including the Jacona Ranch Arroyo and Arroyo de Jaconito, reveals the critical role of seasonal drainage and water rights in this landscape, while the presence of the Horcado Ranch suggests the persistent cattle and ranching heritage of the region.